During the presentation of the AMD FSR 3 Fluid Motion Frames (FMF) technology, it was confirmed that this new technology was the answer to the generation of NVIDIA frames, although the Sunnyvale giant’s bet was different, because He wasn’t going to use specialized hardware or AI to create these frames.

It has advantages and disadvantages. The main advantage is that it can be implemented in a much simpler way and even enforced at the driver level in any DirectX 11 or DirectX 12-based game, and since it does not require specific hardware, it can work on more graphics. cards.

Among its disadvantages, we can highlight two the end result, both in quality and image stability, is worse if we compare directly with the generation of NVIDIA frames, and this is ultimately a must-have driver level support so I can use it. This limits the actual number of graphics cards that can access said technology unless it is implemented natively in games.

The debut of AMD FSR 3 Fluid Motion Frames technology came in the form of drivers in preview phase, meaning that it was not yet fully matured and still had some time left to reach its final stage. That moment has finally arrived, AMD has confirmed that with the launch of the latest Adrenalin drivers this technology They leave the preview stage and enter the maturity stage. For details it is Adrenalin 24.1.1 driver.

AMD confirmed this with FSR 3 Fluid Motion Frames technology we can increase the frame rate per second by up to 97% in games using Radeon RX 7600 XT (1080p resolution), combining the mentioned technology with FSR 2 rescaling in quality mode. At 1440p, performance may improve up to 103% using FMF and FSR 2 in quality mode.

At this time, this new driver is just an introduction FSR 3 support on Radeon RX 6000, Radeon RX 7000 and Radeon 700M graphics cards, which means Radeon RX 5000 and older are out, at least for now. AMD may decide to expand support in the future, but nothing is confirmed at this time.